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attention to what is the proper work of his department, and which if properly done will very fully occupy his time.

The question

7.

the future salary of the

as to

office,

Seems

to

Ine

to-

point

depend largely

on a

with which I am insufficiently

ainted viz. the extent

aequainted

the supply of, and the

t of

demand for, gentlemen possessing

necessary qualifications.

the ease it would seem

that

a neur

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just

officer, and one

who is to be relieved

of

of his predecessor's duties, should not in fairness

as much as

some

ss receive

one who has

rendered such long and such remarkbly efficient -

service as Mr. Price. But on

the other hand I am of -

opinion that the duties connected with

are

blie works

public

-likely in the future to

the

for the post.

one a

aspect of

be

greater

ater than

ever

before,

the

and